Cybervelo 750W Peak Electric Bike for Adults,up 80 Miles Removable Battery Ebike, 26" Electric E Bike with 7-Speed,Adult Electric Bicycles for Commute Beach Snow Womens/Man All Terrain

The Cybervelo 1000 E2 E-Bike was my first ebike I purchased. It's a fantastic entry level ebike with multiple features found in higher end ebikes such as a disc braking system, larger battery, higher throttle, and solid suspension. Shipping was handled by FedEx and an adult does need to sign for the delivery. The delivery was pretty fast compared to the date quoted during purchase. Please note that you may not be able to return the product due to regulations with shipping lithium batteries, but if you encounter any issues with the bike you just need to contact the seller, I feel they were pretty responsive when I had a question during installation. Speaking of installation, I'm not much of a bike person and I didn't find it difficult putting the bike together. The instruction manual was pretty straightforward but you do need to make sure all the parts are aligned and pointed the right way (e.g. the front fork was shipped rotated 180 degrees). It took me about 2 hours from opening the box to taking it for a test ride. Speaking of the ride, my initial thoughts were that this ebike was very smooth and fun to ride. I thought it would be hard to pedal such a heavy bike but the pedal assist really kicks in fast even at the lowest setting. The weight of the bike really isn't much of an issue as long as your battery is charged, plus it sorta made the bike sturdier I feel. Once the weather cooperates a bit here I will be riding this thing all summer!

This bike is a good entry bike for a first time E bike rider a little on the heavy side but definitely good for riding trails or roads the 750 W motor definitely gets it going. Have wrote this both on trails and on the street and enjoyed all the rides the tires are nice enough size to take the trails, but smooth enough to handle roads battery. Life is not as good as I would want it to be but it all depends on how you’re using the bike. You can extend the life by switching it off and just peddling or not using the throttle at all. The pedal assist definitely pushes you along, especially when you’re trying to tackle a steeper hill.

Quite a few issues with the bike and not getting much help in regards on what to do to fix the issues. Probably will have to file a claim with my bank for service is not rendered because the bike is completely inoperable and I do not feel safe riding it. The back tire wobbles. The bike seat constantly comes off. The clamp that clamps the seat into the bike doesn’t tighten all the way so when you sit on the seat, it pushes the bar all the way in and then you have trouble getting it out. There’s a wire that came cut and not attached. Definitely a waste of money. If you have the money to spend, I would recommend going to your local bike shop Ware if you have any problems you’re able to get direct assistance.

have only ridden it twice but it's been a great bike so far. however, the assembly process was a test of my patience. the instructions in the manual started off clear but became kinda vague towards the end. some screws were put in so tightly that i broke five nails and got a bruise on my chin by the time i was done. all in all, the bike is great and i intend to take it everywhere this summer

I love this bike!! It was easy to put together, great instructions, arrived earlier than expected. I don’t know how to ride it yet but everything works and I am ready to learn !!! Great quality and just as pictured!!!

Wife loves the bike, purchased a kid seat to go on the rear rack and it fits well. The pink and brown look just as good in person and I like the slick design of the battery in the frame compared to my e-bike. Seat is very comfortable and it even has a horn and brake lights! Only thing I did not like was the metal bar attached to the handle/seat that needs to be removed. It does not come off easily at all - I had to put a crow bar under the bar near the handle area then hit it with a rubber mallet to get it off. Set up was a breeze after that.

Terrick bike wish the tires were a little wider but I bent a rim and the manufacturer was very accommodating in getting me a new on at a very reasonable cost easy to deal with manufacturer they are very responsive

I purchased this bike for my wife several months ago to replace her other stolen ebike. If you know your way around a bike, which I do, then the initial assembly is pretty straightforward and you'll be up and running in under 30 minutes. However, if you're not mechanically inclined, or you are but bikes aren't your forte, I suggest having a bike shop assemble it for you. Be prepared to having to tighten parts that the factory assembled. Don't assume because the the part was factory installed that it's assemble correctly. I have had to tune the brakes and the rear Derailleur since purchasing this bike. As a side note, I already own a whole host of specialized bike tools. Fixing these items weren't a big deal, for me, it may be a huge deal for those without the proper tools or skillet. The bike is adorable and very functional, but the motor is really underpowered if you're looking for a bike that should move quickly under just throttle power. My wife finds herself pedaling this bike much more than on her last ebike to maintain similar speeds. Luckily the bike is lightweight in comparison to her last one making it easy to store and transport in her building's elevator. Last note, the battery drains quickly. It's not a physically large battery as it's designed to neatly fit into the bike's downtube. So this isn't a quality issue, just a format/size issue. So far my wife gets around 12 to 16 miles per charge. We live in a very hilly area, so your mileage may vary. The battery charging process is not quick and it's strangely loud due to the cooling fan. We're definitely not getting the advertised 80 mile range. To get beyond 20 miles my wife has to be almost fully pedaling with only a minim of pedal assist. I probably wouldn't buy this bike again knowing what I know about it now.